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. 2022 Nov 23;10:1000657. doi: 10.3389/fped.2022.1000657

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© 2022 Pinto Cardoso, Lagrée-Chastan, Caseris, Gaudelus, Haas, Leroy, Bakhache, Pujol, Werner, Dommergues, Pauquet and Pinquier.

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National recommendations for meningococcal vaccination in 2022 in selected European countries. BE, Belgium; DE, Germany; ES, Spain; FR, France; IT, Italy; NA, not applicable; NL, Netherlands; PT, Portugal; UK, United Kingdom. *Since then, switch from MenC to MenACWY. Vaccination schedules are presented by age group (infants, toddlers, or teenagers). Figures (n/n/n) indicate the number of doses of each vaccine per period. Catch-up programs are not mentioned. MenB: protein-based vaccine (white); MenC or MenACWY: conjugate vaccine (gray). Black boxes indicate age at vaccination. For example, in the UK, the MenC dose is administered at 12 months of age, and in Germany between 12 and 23 months.